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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent relocated to a military base over safety concerns as the U.S. continues its economic pressure campaign against Iran.
Twenty-two banners honoring local veterans are on display in Greendale's Village Center. TMJ4 spoke with some of the veterans featured, as well as the veteran who spearheaded the banner project.
The "We Were There" memorial will be unveiled Nov. 15 at the Institute for the Preservation of African American Music and Arts.
A Wausau group trains service dogs for military veterans with PTSD. Then, we talk about the state benefits due to vets. And then, we talk to Dr. Zorba Paster about falling child vaccinations in Wisconsin.
Thirty solar-powered radio tags were placed onto monarch butterflies in September. Ten have already migrated to Mexico for their wintering grounds.
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — St. James Catholic Church is baking pita piatas, a traditional Italian pastry, through Nov. 19 to raise money for the parish.
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — Veterans and residents gathered at Jackson Square on Veterans Day morning for a ceremony honoring members of the armed forces and their sacrifices.
INDIANAPOLIS — Oklo Inc., a publicly-traded medical isotope company based in California, received on Tuesday a $20 million boost from a state committee to purchase land in Lebanon
The John S. Townsend Camp 108 of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War rededicated the grave of Civil War veteran Harvey G. Frost at Troy Cemetery ahead of Veterans Day. Frost, who served in the 39th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, died from tuberculosis contracted during his service.
Marine Corps veteran Sal Gonzalez shared his recovery story at Heartland Community College’s veterans celebration, highlighting how music, campus support and connections with fellow veterans help build community after service.
BERLIN -- The great thing about pumpkin is that it's incredibly versatile in the kitchen. It often ends up just as a soup, but it doesn't always have to be that way.
The Southeast Missouri State University Marching Band will take its sound and Redhawk spirit to Ireland in 2028 after being selected to perform in the St. Patrick